Commentaries

Is The Global Reset Here? What Role Will Gold & Silver Play? - Willem Middelkoop

We discuss the possibility of another 20-30% drop in the stock market, the energy crisis happening in Euro and how this will affect its economy ...

Ross Geller inspires Bank of England policy

By Stephen Flood, GoldCore

It seems unlikely in today’s climate to get governments to come together for a Plaza Accord-type agreement, which leaves a currency war as the likely outcome. Keep holding physical gold and silver while the storm is brewing!

Crash Watch Becomes Crash Warning

By Craig Hemke, TF Metals Report

In the end, of course, the Fed will capitulate. They will have no choice, and the next QE and rate cut program is going to melt your eyebrows. The metals and miners will soar accordingly, but that's only after...

Is the Yield on Gold Enough?

By Keith Weiner, Monetary Metals

A yield on gold and silver is an attractive alternative to falling yields in dollars or the negative yield with costs of vaulting your precious metals. But are the yields high enough?

Is Powell Bent on Wrecking the Economy?

By Stefan Gleason, Money Metals

Why do Fed policies seemingly make no sense? Do Fed economists know something the rest of us don't? Perhaps they are worried about a global energy crisis and food shortage and are desperately..

Paper vs Physical Gold - What Happens Next?

By Dave Kranzler, Mining Stock Journal

One side of the market is the paper derivatives markets on the Comex and LBMA as well as OTC derivatives. These markets are opaque, fraudulent and a source of fantastic profitability for the banks..

How Inflation Has Begun Mutating into Deflation

By Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks

Yields on 10-Year Treasury Notes, currently at 3.70%, are likely to hit 4.90% before they level off. It is hard to imagine an increase of that magnitude not disrupting the U.S. and global economies severely.

Even the So-called Experts Are Wrong about Critical Metals Supply

By Richard Mills, Ahead of the Herd

The three most critical inputs in the race to electrify and decarbonize the globe are copper, lithium and graphite. The first step is recognizing that we have these metals, we do not need to purchase them from China, the DRC, Russia or any other foreign producer, we can mine and refine them right here.

Economic Conditions, Market Performance Worsen after Fed Rate Hike

By Mike Gleason, Money Metals

Fed’s hikes, and tough talk supporting the U.S. Dollar Index for now

Notes on Inflation

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

Price inflation is an individualized experience based on your spending patterns. It is increasingly difficult to escape completely, though. Almost every category of living costs is rising to some degree.

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